Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-30

s 2OO,OOO gallons of wine, has been sold l to sn English syndicate for one million e dollars. Barton takes One-tourth Of the Q stock in the new company.
 NEW YORK. July 26-Brooklyn, 1; , St. Louis. 2
 : NEW YORK, July 26-Metropoli:ans, a 5: LOuisvl.lr,3 3
 I BALrM,EE, July 26-Baltimore, ?;
 Cleveland, 1
 PHILADELPHIA, July 26-AihletIes,
 Q; 5;Ciucinnati. ,
 DETROIT vs. CHICAGO.
 . DETROIT, July 25-Four thousand
 people er!Oyed tO-day's game between tho Detroit and Chicago teams, Ibe
 CaiifornIs wonder ceased to be a won
 der early in the game, and at times phe- , nominal fielding alone prevented the home club from scoring more runs.
 Ryan, Burns, Williamson, Thompson, aud Bonnet. led in the fielding hoDors.
 IE Was the first game Bennett caught for many weeks end his return seemed
 to strengthen the whole team, Geizein
 especially beng effective through the
 encouraging support of the veteran.
 Score-Detroit l5; Chicago 3. BOSTON vs. NEW YORK. NEW YORK, July 2S-The game to-day
 between Boston and New York was
 pretty nearly a model. The players
 wore badges of mourning ont ct respect tO first-basemsn MeKennOp, who died yesterday. Score-BOston f, New YOsk | Il PITTsBURG vs. INDIANAPOLIS.
 PITTsBURG, July 26-Heavy batting | was the distinguishing feature of tJ- | days game. and poor base running and | catching made tho Indianapolis team | lose several runs. Dennis play at short | stop =as repetition of the brilliant | record he made last Saturday. Me | Geachy also played fine game in cen ter field, md Mccormick took the bat ting honors, making four singles out of five times at the ba'. SeOre-Pitlsburg | 2, Indianapolis 6.
 WASHINGTON vs. PHILADELPHIA. | WASHINGTON, JCly 26-Both the pitchers lu the PhilGdelp phia " shing- ton game to-day were very effective and only oae man, FsrraT, was able to do shything with Shsw's curves. The WashingtOns also Eelded splendidly. Washington 8. Philadelphia 2
 SAN FRANCISCO. July 26-The Briti,h | mRn-of-war Caroline, having on board | Admiral SeymOGr, has sailed from Vic | tJrIa for the North. It ls understood that she will crCise in Behring's sea in the interest of British se6iers- The Ad- miral carried with him a copy of this | governments order Io the Alaskan au- | thOri.ies to release the seized British | schooner Anna Beck.
 NEW YORK, July 27-The board 3D. | pointed by Secretary Whitney to ln- | spect the cruiser Atlanta, me. on the vessel Monday. The result of the labOrs l of the board summarized arc: Ship at present practically useless: the struc- | tUre appears to be strong, but grm6- ment hOrs de combat; gun carriages. clIp circle, and clips will have 10 Do re- paired before any further tests are made. As the armament is now arranged, tLe ! Atlanta IS absolutely worthless as a war vessel The OfiiJIsl report of the board . wiQ be made in few days.
 ToLEDo. Ohio, July 2S-Ihe repubd- Can state convention was called to Order as 10 o'clock. After The preliminary work she platform was read by Governor , Charles Foster. The endorsement of !. Gov. FoTakeTs was received with great applause. Loud cheering also greeted the resolution endorsing Sherman. The [ whole platform was adopted by aoclgm-
 
 tee On permanent orgauizauon was [ HdoDted. Hon. John Sherman was maIe {. permanent chairman; hIs speech was listened to vlth close attention. lie p GiSclaImed that the endorsC nens haC < any binding effect upon the district COZ VaniioS nsxt gear. ! tremendous round i, Oi HpplGCEe Tas gwen az the close of hie n speech. Dr. GrsyiOu ot Cincinnati l - nominated Gov. Foraker for a second .; term. and the motion was carried by ac- sI c,sr1ation amid great cheering. n
 After the naming of committees, a c motion wHs made and adopted that all n resolutions PTssented shoald 40 to the ', proper committee. Hon. Charles Gros- tI venOr then offered a resolution tO the Q effect that ;he convention present to the m people Of the United States the name Of John Sherman as a candidate for Prssi- dent. im edIately following this delegate representing the anti-Shernan m faction offered a resolution thAt the s' Convention pledge it's support so the n nominee of the Republican National q Convention, The resolution incident a ally called attention tO the eminent ser 10 vices of John Sherman, and the Con re ventiOn then adjourned GntIl to- morrow. D
 Senator Thomas J. Pring!e of Spring ol field, was nominated for LIaut.-GOv- D, ernOr. oi
 The platform contains a strong tariff VI plank, and denOuBces the d. mocratic O stale platform of tariff for revenue only SC and urges Congress tO pass laws to pre- ei vent inrOAds of Anarchists. Communists, u esc. Inc platform also says that the CT condition Oi the men who labor in the CT north cannot bs improved, while those ID TO the south Gre depnved of the rights of DO efff plnnEr | Df public lard, etc, follow. aud D. the platform closes with high tribute fe to John sherman and q strong endorse aI ment for the Presidency.
 Thomas J. Pringle, nominated for h Lieut.-GoveFuor. is incorrect. Capt. A. to C. Lyons, Of Newark, wss nominated for ci LIent.- Governor on the second ballot. TO Judge William Spear Trum5uIl was aG nominated for Supreme Judge by accla- ta nation. Judge J. B. Diokman, the Ci present incumbent, was nominated for VI ihe shOr: term on tine first ballot. stl
 al SAN FRASCIsCo, July 2S,-A published er statement was made here that n move be nent is under way among some capital stl sts of this city and Los Angeles, to be build an independent telegraph line ho rom this city tO the southern portion cf te, he state. The company will jncoroor- va lte with S2OOOOO and their purpose is to kn build Co Los Angeles first and thenoe to fir, Ssn Diego, Phenix and other points m wa Arizona and SOuthein California. Over po ures have been made to the Southern an Pacific fer the privilege to erect thelr th. me upon its night of way. th, BLOOMINGTON, Ills, July 2S-In the bo silvay accident here yesterday caused tI y section hands mistake in cODnec- ~" lon with the bridge fire, twelve persons N' lied from injuries and st leas, thirty Tere injured, most of them slightly. The va rack was bl cked Tor nine hour7- The iss lIied and injured were uesily all em ma ioyees on the cOnstrue lion train. by SAN FRANCISCO, July 2S The ChiIliau or, 'ark Enteila. Capt. GIouanni, Rrrlved or, '' I.4uS sl1ty-seVeu uaf5 rom lat